Dr. Candice Mathis

Dr.Candice Mathis hails from a rural farm and ranch community in southern Colorado known as the San Luis Valley where she began her studies to become a Chiropractor at Adams State University in Alamosa, Colorado.

In addition to her studies, she worked in Physical Therapy for four years to help prepare her for the clinic setting of chiropractic school. She completed her education at Logan College of Chiropractic, now Logan University, in St. Louis with a Bachelors of Science in Life sciences and a Doctor of Chiropractic degree.

In addition to her Logan education, Dr. Mathis has completed over 300 hours of post graduate work in basic Applied Kinesiology, ART, and SOT. She had the privelage to learn from Dr. Louis Boven, Dr. Katharine Conable, Dr. Robert Kuhn, and Dr. Mary Unger-Boyd.

Dr. Mathis began her internship in 2013 at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois where she provided care to active duty service men and women. Dr. Candice has a passion for educating people about food from seed to plate. She believes that all things should be in balance and that includes the body.

In her spare time she enjoys a variety of outdoor activities like running, kayaking, backpacking, and gardening; just to name a few.

Dr. Chris Welsh

My name is Chris Welsh and I am a chiropractor that graduated from Logan University. While growing up, I developed a passion for holistic health and grew that passion during years of schooling to focus on addressing the root cause of sickness. My father worked as a paramedic, but started utilizing herbal medicine for our family instead of going the traditional route. From there, we had many long conversations about the state of healthcare and how to keep ourselves healthy in an increasingly unhealthy world.

As a child, I loved sports: football, rugby, soccer, baseball, etc… You name it, I was playing it. This resulted in a ton of sports injuries that I went to a chiropractor to treat. During that time, they utilized a technique called Applied Kinesiology, which utilizes muscles to determine the problem in the body. The introduction to this technique specifically led me down the path I was happily going to be walking down for the rest of my life.

When I got to Logan and learned there was a club for Applied Kinesiology, I was hooked from then on. Every year I attended university, I spent hours every week learning, studying, and practicing Applied Kinesiology. This allowed me to meet the three “greats” that guided me into how I practice today: Dr. Scott Huff, Dr. Corey Osborne and Dr. Jeremy Schiermeyer. Thanks to all of them, I was able to hone my craft in so many different directions to better grasp how to evaluate the whole person, as well as every emotional, chemical, and structural issue that comes with.

My post-graduate education form Logan consists of hundreds of hours in formal training in Applied Kinesiology, NeuroEmotional technique, Quantum Neurology, Soliman Auricular Allergy Treatments, Functional Medicine, advanced Chiropractic adjusting and clinical nutrition.